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RTV 136
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Title: | Broadcast Announcing |
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Long Title: | Broadcast Announcing |
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Course Description: | Introduces the field of broadcast announcing, including the techniques and proficiencies involved in announcing for radio and television. Students will acquire practice in announcing and narration with an emphasis on voice, diction, writing and performance. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Deliver a variety of spoken materials professionally to ¿live¿ camera and/or microphone,
II. utilizing professional voice quality, pronunciation, diction and articulation.
III. Master the International Phonetic Alphabet and common foreign pronunciations.
IV. Compare/contrast the roles and protocols of broadcast announcer as communicator, performer and disseminator of news, sports and entertainment.
V. Practice and master voice quality and articulation with extensive practice sessions
VI. Recognize and function on a basic level with various broadcasting and recording equipment.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. -Roles of broadcast announcers
II. -Advantages of a well-rounded educational background
III. -Broadcasters¿ ethics and standards
IV. -Analyzing broadcast copy from various sources and for varying applications and purposes
V. -An overview of broadcast and recording equipment
VI. -Proper operation and monitoring of broadcasting and recording equipment
VII. -Job hunting and career tips
VIII. -Differentiation between various genres of announcing: music, sports, news, public service, etc.
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